Steel Talks Stalemated: Offer Final in New York
In New York today Big steel and its major unions convene to break an impasse in contract talks. U S Steel Vice President John A Stephens calls the management offer final and refuses to budge from the price floor as the trio of steel’s giants Russia? No.
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Big Steel
Steel
Republic
Bethlehem
John A. Stephens
U.S. Steel
McDonald
Stephens
Roope Heads Police Chiefs of Minnesota
George Roope, chief of police since 1947 and longtime Austin official, was elected president of the Minnesota Chiefs of Police Assn at a Detroit Lakes meeting. J J Macken Jr. of Rochester became secretary as seven state municipal associations named new officers.
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Minnesota Chiefs of Police Assn
Detroit Lakes
J. J. Macken Jr
Rochester
Roope
Austin
Harold J. Lamon
Minnesota Utilities Assn
FBI National Academy
Washington, D. C
Viking Division
135Th Infantry Regiment
National Guard
Clark
League of Minnesota Municipalities
Levi Johnson
Brainerd
Claude McQuillen
New Law Call Boosted by Security Program Ruling
The Justice Department suspended application of the federal employee security program to nonsensitive jobs to align with a Supreme Court ruling. Restoration of 17 suspended workers is proposed while Congress weighs broader legislation to apply the program to all federal employees. Senators Johnston Cotton Mundt Eastland McCarthy urge swift action. The court held the 1950 law limits the program to jobs directly connected with national safety.
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D-Pa
Eisenhower
Harriman Gains in West and New York Delegation
The Associated Press reports Gov. Averell Harriman of New York shows strength in both regions as he seeks the Democratic presidential nomination. He already secures most of New York’s 98 delegate votes with Western leaders predicting at least 63 percent of those votes from six Western states.
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Milton Weisenmann
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Democratic
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U.S. Denies Mass Troop Increases in Germany
Berlin reports from East Berlin allege U S forces in West Germany rose by 35 000 as Soviet withdrawals exceed 50 000. U S Army Europe denies any gain beyond normal replacements. Air Force Europe notes 11th Tactical Mission Squadron of about 100 from Orlando, handling Matador missiles.
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11Th Tactical Mission
Orlando
Fla
Elizabeth and Margaret Dance at Stockholm Royal Ball
Queen Elizabeth II and Princess Margaret danced samba and mambo with European royalty at a Stockholm Town Hall ball marking the royal visit to Sweden. The gala in Stockholm's waterfront venue featured Swedish nobility and foreign guests as the monarchs lingered into the early morning.
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Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
Adenauer Receives Honorary Degree in Milwaukee Visit
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer of West Germany spent a few hours in Milwaukee and received an honorary doctor of laws from Marquette University in a ceremony for 4000. He was invested with an authentic Indian headdress and named Lavadnolu meaning wise leader of many men. He noted a disappointment, missing a glass of beer, before departing on a Lufthansa flight to Bonn.
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Konrad Adenauer
Federal Republic of Germany
United States
Germany
Lufthansa
Bonn
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Adenauer
Consolidated American Indian Tribes of
Morris Wheelock
Oneida
Audenaur
Lavadnolu
Eisenhower Cleared to Eat Soft Foods After Surgery
President Eisenhower in good spirits at Walter Reed as doctors allow nonliquid foods for the first time since major surgery. An 8 am bulletin said he would receive custard gelatine and cream of wheat, with liquids continuing and gradual soft-food augmentation later.
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Eisenhower
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Walter Reed Hospital
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Hagerty
Dulles to See Sow Enter Priesthood
Secretary of State Dulles attends the ordination of his son Avery into the Roman Catholic priesthood at Fordham University Church. Cardinal Spellman will preside over ceremonies for Avery and 35 others. Avery is a Jesuit, while his father remains a Brick Presbyterian elder.
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Francis Cardinal Spellman
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Harvard University Law School
H-Bomb Missed Target by Two Miles
San Francisco dispatch reports the first hydrogen bomb dropped by an American plane missed Bikini Atoll’s target by about two miles. Brig. Gen. Robert L. Scott Jr. blamed a human error and a memory switch left on, noting the bomb drifted in a yawing attitude. The miss, he said, was roughly half of a four mile error cited by others.
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Chowchilla
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New York Times
Tito Urges Freer Hand for Satellites
Tito tells Bulganin and Khrushchev that East European Communist nations should gain independence similar to Yugoslavia. An aide said Yugoslavia will remain in dependence and urges broader freedom for satellites. Washington notes U S interest in Yugoslavia's stance amid Tito's Russian tour.
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Communist Party
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Utilities Department urges water curtailment during heat spell
The city asks homeowners to avoid sprinkling from 9 p.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Saturday as pumps run at peak capacity. Utilities superintendent Harold J. Lamon said more than 6,000,000 gallons are used daily, with 4,500,000 gallons the heaviest day last June. A Brownsdale Avenue well pump from Denver is en route and will be installed on arrival. The public will be informed when emergency ends.
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Lamon
Brownsdale Avenue
Denver
Royal Dutch Row Denied by Dutch Premier
The Hague, Netherlands Premier Willem Drees rejected rumors of Queen Juliana abdicating or of separation from Prince Bernhard. He called talk of divorce ridiculous and said influence by faith healer Miss Greet Hofmans on the Queen is not a government concern.
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Netherlands
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Prince Bernhard
Willem Drees
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Japanese fleets sail from Sapporo with Soviet permits
In Sapporo two Japanese salmon fleets departed after obtaining Soviet permission to fish in waters off Siberia, areas previously restricted by Russia. The move signals cross border cooperation in fisheries and could affect regional harvests and authority over contested waters.
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Japan
Siberia
Senate groups holds unusual session on foreign aid
Senator Neuberger says many Democrats fear backing more foreign aid to avoid political backlash. Senate Foreign Relations Committee met on Saturday to push a foreign aid bill toward the floor, amid a 9-5 vote to boost military assistance by 600 million dollars beyond the House total. The bill stood at 4.5026 billion, with 702.6 million above the House figure after cuts. Neuberger, not on the committee, notes Democratic concerns over coat-tail rider politics and Republican backlash.
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George
D-Ga
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Oregon
Conferees Near End of Compromise on Road Bill
Washington conferees late last night neared a settlement on key construction provisions of a nationwide road bill. They will reconvene to decide on adding 2,500 miles to the interstate system while toll roads move into the plan. House and Senate totals differ on total miles and funding spans, with taxes raising over 14 billion for road construction.
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Senate House
House
Senate
Gore
Eight Koreans Die as Plane Crashes Into Homes
A South Korean Mustang fighter plane collided midair with another Mustang over Taegu. The crash caused the jet to strike three houses, killing eight Koreans on the ground. First responders secured the scene as investigators began work.
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South Korea
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Taegu
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